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RESPONSILE
POR
While making

through the

Thos. White,

rior, committed inuse!f

LE
THE TE

GOVERN MENT
RRELORLES,

his recent
Northwest, the

four
Hho.
Ministe
to the prin-
ciple of representation of the torri-
and Senate

This will

Po il

tories In the Cona
of the Dominion,
sol

ment, ane if the

Ons
le a
larce measus le govern-
er of members
ty the
tory and the intes

nian
int Viist-
of the ter
ests to be represented, we wail have
nu fer) far

ailairs eoneered,

oye i
tiven is

proportion
ness
cause

compl unt so

Dominion are
But the popular ery seen
full responsibility in the adininistra
tion of eur utters,
this may bi

3% Would

loval thi
di
well ty

cirable, We thar

slowly in respoet

tnake haste
} ravineial UoV-
people
in the same pro-
those of Maunitol

sidited with the bua
taxation the
it wonld be

has We are for

sf]
Tn sity

sh to be ‘

ermment, if ji as te eost the
of the Northwest
portion as it din
Rather than he
donsonie iraposedl on
poople of that prOVIrie
better to reme
little time at Teast.

mueh, do not wi

sole
ine this
Wwe pside
ered as boing opposed to a weil eon-

sidered svsteni of responsible admis

nistrition of our Toeal aflair’ We
should profit by the experience of
our eastern ne chi (ity, and hositate
hefore ALND P Masti iey apo tll elvos
heavier burdens thin we can well
bear, We have now a very Huple
BYstorM Of mimnicipal wernnient,
and we think that a scheme of pro
Vincial administration should be dee

vised that would

be as inexpensive
and situple as possible, and at the
Bate Lili lineat! Pespon thte to the
people, Phere 1 dlroady been ,
sume cdivensstononthia hiecetameony
the press und people of the territo-
ries, and the caestion should not
law for wai efurt) bam line,
through Jncdifferocnuce any other
ease, Dhe agitation shewld be kept

up and practical preposa
[cis not enough merely to demand
provin 11} Vexeilapenit, Wlaic
1 Beles The ole nol a Lowise
the appointinent-of a Cabinet
drovernor fron the aetive adarinis
Lratbor ol alia |
be eh

{eresa bath ’ | cL abrat! ey \

sap lati I | tle
Ot an edt a yal | | hc cantit *
tration, Whese click oaljoet wall

the

We'lieiia lt ‘ lath \ | H

thaw their ows t Bhic' tat, dbici

| tion to the population,
isition has been raade

f sirable,

inte to artetton'|igk r part.

i that each teritory start

of the
the
} mm ' ‘ ‘ . .

‘the most of onr Territorial Couneil ; difference by

ence

of the Inte-:

een EN
=

intention
as, From a

sto be for

‘I hotel

Corupamy, aad seid

the

tended route, ait is

thiat

thei CVery pos sible aid,

real
,

huUiWaYS, Way he

relied,

ther TN
Sulline
be

sechtug for the privilege,

‘representatives increased in propor.
tu establish
one government on the provincial
plan for the whole of the territories,
think, would Fead to eonfu-
sion ultimately,
be retained
time, Kven then it world be

This, we

as province for all

Scetional — clifferenees
world arise,
nitable
region Would be unworkable in ano- |
It would be prefe rable |
ti the

beginning on its own
soon as it is deemed
district

burden.

The propos

unless they should |
une | will be removed

and Jaws that wenld be;
in one portion of this vast)

account so) burning of etijyies
hy the peo] le of
that they can bear
Meantime let us mabe land it

ity gar! {rary and u t ruling

Ul Winnipeg down on hil
will be al

ait

lias got

His continuanes in office

injury to the Conservative |

the opinion that who

ght bet

Ministe
1)

Loortsh Codiectot

and weare of
the matter js
the Hon, Mr, Bowell,

“st F te
Customs, that thi

fully bio

There have been no disturban \
of a setious nature in Quclee over
ithe Nick = ‘There ha
been considerable agit bat th
been scala to the
Sand denuneciatior
of the

The exeitement will soon ealm dows

PXeCHtion of

102 1,
excitement dias
members Government, |

is not likely to make much
the ]

bye!

{ime | next

inerease our elective strength in it! ven ‘ral election comes round

jas fast as inftix of pepulation will |
hallow, and bring all possible inffn-

eynment to inerease its adiministra-,
tive powers, and hence largely cur. |
tail the onesman power Which seems

follow |
in future

We shall
further

so ol ye tionable,
this
issues.

up subject

TH] RY. CO
‘Thouech the eharter of the
est Central Ra

it would

WW, Oe

INT RAL

lapsed, cem that it is thea

struction of their proposed railway,

private souree we Tear,

that Mr. Beatty,
Company, says that the read will te
in operation te Hap City by July

next, ‘Lo accomplish this, a new

charter will have to be obtained.

It is to be hope cb that this

will suceced im carrying

their project With their

potat boing at Brandon, and rinning

through Rapid City and Fort Ellice,
thence weetward, serving the coun--
try north of the Qu Appelte vatles

ib Willopen Up aimagnitieent portion |
of the?

hoon to the settlers along the
When the Hon.

Minister of

P (ie
“] route, Thos.

White,

Wiis

po +!
the
the

making a tour of

around Port Qu’ Appelle, he referred

to the Northwest Central Railway
that their
would ron about ten miles nerth of
and he that they

eceed du riusive the money

Fort, belioved

1)
WOU SU
| acl,

terest of the settlers all

Toro On with thy

nt meu

destrabte

very
the
so that the
‘the country, Le,

need af more

’

still furthea
In this connection we netice ano-
for a charter over the

road

cohmpelitor

leat yal

Dovite, Surely the will

built when there are

to bear on the Dominion Gov- |

|
if
hy ay

North. |
Iway Company has |
ill to eo on with the cons |
the President of the!
Company |

n }
forward |

starting

Northwest, anid will he a creat

the Interior |

country |

line

In the in-}
the iti-

Government should extend

}- |

ee — -

| — The naval supp lies sent from
Liverpool ta Victor i, I}. C,, crossed
this continent, overthe C. P. Rein

aweek, This shows that our Can-

adian road may be safely depended
upon by the Tmperial Government
Months would

hefore those Sup} h

iin cause of necessity.
have elapsed

eould have reached British Colima

other way. In construeting
the GC. 2. 1. Canada has paid off
Iher indebtedness to the Rrnpie.
The balance of obligation is) rather

side of the

1 OEE the other

Free Press.

led; fer}

7-644) @ --
Lit CBOATS.

Pacts of Loulsiana Where Phoy Are Clear-

i ly nm Necessity.

Tiere is a ratroad mot a thousand
Tm es AW ty frei New Oriouns which its
covered with water nearly the entire
rear; in fact, wherever a stil shower of
rain falls the road goes under. The
traiteoen fave peeome so neeustormed
loslidne throuch abort two feet of
water ot the rate of eieht or ane am les
anhourtiat tha Iarne they are

} lea li rsplloms fe and when they

1 walk 4 varg gud rell flonma one

be to the othe ind bhitely ane ther
trousers at regwucar interval prod o ase
meaeitics he Sais | iis W tle CONVers4
woth each other.

j Vot le wos passengor boarded
{rr non ron endl w rloe parte
came thro vile be inguw rede how
long Ho took to reach his dest nation
Duvte: | bro NEV ae ; is 14 !

*] Gait say ‘4ae Ivo: boss.” replre
‘tye porter, ** 0 ton ds ontow de
wedder s. [fd neban t Um ote eves,

land it dh 1 iS sinooli., We se owine to
make a fast passage, acd wail iad you
jut Iu vidio tesida Cerf days: but
jalat « tin, esa, aa we heorerl

E ornin” dat darwas pow fol leon water

at Mod Bavon and er | 7
\ d i | 1 \ lL ib ‘4 ’ i ( (

} to de hh wt Browa’s Point : | ‘

f avait for ‘er to. mi. { | de lord only
knows when dae will be :

i “Well, porter, sou +

“Nat verter, boss L's de Captain's
midte. sal ee
"All right, then, mete.’’ continucd
the passenpmears *wetime ao dower berth
hth te navel ‘ er, so thatif ] be-
come seaick Te tek any head out
if | ( por in a rev.”
ir ms, PUL vou down a berth
jon de port side and in dorian aidle (er de
S COPer, BL) dl “ \ver Vis ra
crowd swells of Gum Esland von won't
fool de petchin (’nale iast pas
so 0 was rie so rows god one
sou inn de whole neht was pow ful
sich and kep* work mn’ cde lee pope
for all he Kan W ay mid one ve «|
crew, Wh le tvii ured livht le Dalt
ade gang way Jer de afler sleeper fel

;overderaidng@ and drowned “fore we
iar | ould round to, and sinee dat tine we
’ | carries two Lifeboats.”’.—-V. OG, Zines
NOY) »» AND (dQ) | Nl ‘, daenaocrad
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| 7 ve , i (Columbia oS. C.) Cor, \. VY. Bavpresa.}
AT) URL Adee lp |e lla in th i rt] Near the small town o \; ton. in
4" the nortaern seetion of th Dr
Dewey Drak Lyeosterday, in his v-
; 1 enty-second voar, The dis | was the
Cahoary neil vd ra frreatest au f ais time Diurrin Lpro-
rT \ erhoads, beea > the fessional cor in Miasissippi, trom tsosto
INes, bo | sever «du i ur of
tle It f aly WH eCoulmell which ho k | his aclve \ ane in two
: | Viol f ; thi AT a) ; of which he w ully ow Lint hbimisedf
For mauy years Wels’ & Waebty for the
\\ Ted r Ae Ml il lo Kel press, anal his « rite « to ogim-l mieda-
| i don't hy ak ¢ law Uros were off harsh antl nias lie
‘ book special a bt im 4 \ proiae
iment bien to red Ff) ‘ vod a
: ; { , Clint Lidl bia Wiielh Bilis Viet Wa
} ie lay & \} oad t lemuii \ ble was a
i! we live ) Low {°; Brmcomt ! lomtait, lay! \ |
" : the art © tora i al
\ "4 Leu Ar. .| ble was a in) tenon ian i
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: he was ito \ (| ve Diana |
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Peonle here all arm thers!
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Two Conmaditions Wii tee Many Polite

the winter.
as (o its Severity.
to iragine
welcomed as a fricnd,
jontment is expres

‘many points
for keon isips i

whieh fall
Brow romds

before they a

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ith ‘-
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ture within chit on
The inte rior of a os ussiia hon

mana 7 en ate

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‘SOOM Where
jnevitable garment
The veces plivt :
‘') 2N8€S DIS
eight or nine in number ath, and il
VPaluee or bi
WpeCommoy,

sre offen ve

now, \ 4

baiscets a

oS.

crease of civil

leer hy the Gallen,
Wissloueniat of.

ties greater

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: ‘ =3

A Story of Two Christmas Days

, You are anticipating too mueh,
You must prepare yourself for some:
thing the reverse of lappy. What
made my hair turn white ing single
week can bring you no conifort now sate
isfaction,

“Was Kate the cause of your white
hair?” asked Roland tia unteigned sure
prise,

“Yes; last Christmas Eve [ was as
free groan yrey bairs as you are. Now
look at me.”

“But how did it happen’ Why are
rou so mysterious? Wry don't you deal
rankly with me?’

“My mother will tell you all that you
need to know,’ was the answer, “1

only warn you to anticipate evil rather
than good.’

Roland felt a chill come over him,
It was not the keen air of early spring
that made him shiver, but the cold frel-
ing of dreadand anxiety that Fairtivid’s
words caused him.

For, despite all reasoning to the con-
trary, he had cherished the lope that
when he reached Mrs, Fairfieid’s cot
tage he would clasp Kate Lilburne to
his heart.

When he glanced at the white hair of
his companion, jhowever, and heard
what was the catise assigned for it, he
felt only too well convinced that some
dark tragedy had linked itself with the
fate of his beloved,

For the restof the journey the two
men were silent, one was too sad, and
the other was too nervously anxious to
talk.

It wasa large handsome cottage at
the gate of which they drew up, and as
they walked towards the door it was
opened by Mrs. Fairfield herself,

She wus atall fine-looking woman,
comparatively young-looking still, and
very like her soa, though her dark-
brown hair as yel showed no sign of
approaching age.

There was deference rather than hu-
mility in her manner as she gravely in-
vited Mr. Ayre to enter, wails she
herself led the wav intoa comfortably
furnished sitting-voom.

The youny mean eagerly glanced
round the apartinent as though he hop-
ed to see someone, but if so le was dis-
appointed; there was not a single sign
of anybody having been in the room
save tie woman to whom it belonged.

“DT have told Mr. Ayre that you could
probably help tina in tracing Miss
Kate,” said Pairtield when they were
all seated; “but perhaps it will be as
well if he tells you first how Kate dis-
appeared and what steps have been
taken to find her; you will then be bet-
ter able to conneet bis part of the story
with the little you know.”

Roland almost fumed with impatience,
He did not want to go over the old
ground again, he wanted to know with-
out delay what they eould tell him,

But Mrs. Pairtield, though very polite,
was likewise very firin.

Moreover, she was suspielious.

Yes, she was suspicious even of her
own son, andas Roland, fading no
escape, beyan to lel) the story of that
Christinas night over geain, she more
Lodhonee I berrupbed baba Wath quest

tions.
“And when the seareh was being
made you heard nothing aboutany false

Mrs. Fairtield with a searehing yelance.

"Cortainty not; isthere such athing 27
he asked eagerly,

'“Toere was frormerly—at least, so I
hear from omy sen--thoush To never
heard of atin all the years DP lived atthe
eastle, and | dont think Mr. Latburne
hirmsell Knew of at; bat Prank rls
that Miss Grace did.’

“Grace!” exclaimed his lordship jn
sudden dismay, “are you sure sie knew
of itr”

*Lam quite sure,”
the young enginerr, “tor bonce showed
it to her, amd turcatened to throw ler
into the sliuuft) below. OF course Tonts
meant to rrihten ber, but she was al
Ways getting Ine anto scrapes with bier
deceitinl tomrue, and Lthouglit bwould
put a stop to it,”

Roland pressed his
burning brows.

Hle remembered now how Ciraee had
induced her sister to hide, and how she
had afterwardsdenied all Kuowledgo of
her whereabouts.

ass

hands over his

| cousin

|
|

I their hearts’

it
| so Well cared

Grace Lilburne’s Secret,

race, heee ent te

rool the mitndto lie
reo leganes4 of
sand carefully tanned amusements
Could mak riaihment @
| [Sebap sueeess, this sccond Cliristmas
Jay al Suivertoy Cadths mast certainiv

have put all other events of the kind
Completely dry the sirad

The s avante and tomintry were not

roras in the past, it is

true, for Graco hid given orders that
they shold put olf tacit morecy-making
tihatter she was murried, When they
could G¢atand drs. dance and sing, to
Content.

Allthe grest-chaumbers inthe eastle
were fil, andthe e:rht bridesmaids
Who Were to attend the bride on the
coming day were here with their moth-
ers or sisters or chaperons, each one of
the eight looking forward to the tims
When she lerse. should take tue leud-
ing part in a simidar ceremony.

Grace Lilburne bad not been very
judicious in the selection of her brides-
maids.

The pretty desire to triumph over her
friends and to create envy and pono aay
prompted her to invite Mitiam Hind-
pian, &® brilliant brunette, Who rumor
whispercd had won Vietor Gay-
herds heart, and ho was only saved
from manying her hy hor father losing
the greater part of bis fortune,

Mr. Lilburne had objected to Miriam
being invited, and had suggested a
of his own in her stead; but
Grace was obstinate, she liad made up
her mind to invite Miriam, and Vic-
tor could only hope Wat the invitation
would not be accepted,

Sut here again he was disappointed,
and Miriam came. looking seductive
and brilliant asa lumining-bird, gorg-
eous Wilh jewels and costly dresses, and
riving conlirmation tothe report that
ier father had retrived bis fortune, and

i
f lavisie proariSsron,
t

‘ '

‘ t ‘ 4
WEY Soclibet

hwas now aricher mtn than ever.

lam afraid that Grace regretied her
obstinacy when sha saw how fascinas
lingly beantitul Mirigin was, and cer-
tainly she was genuinely jealous) when

i she observed how Vietor’s eyes follow-

| had

ed the girl who had still the pitgh to

make him forget everybody else when |

she was present.

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|

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;

‘*

evening, butoe wil eon.

“Did he say noviing else?” asked t
than biter wo serv,
es; he didsay something else, bt
it's Of ho Cons! Quedteo—at Least, Hoe
seq nee to you.’ and Mer, Lilburh

Tu eC AW

Grace ascedd no wores she was begin-
hing to feel likwa eroutare ab bay
hunted on every side Wita aio avenue o
escape open to fiery

Why did hee father invite Rolan
Ayre, ail why, above all tuings, hau
toe bivibation been ace pi ody

Atter a tinte, const: raation gave plac
tonarth, and she tauched bitterly a
she remarked to Victor:

“Your cousin vives astriking prool
of Inasculine eonstaney, ast «=-vear
When be went away nesaid le woud
neverentor Siiverton Casvie awa un-
less he brotighe Kate with bim,eur Came

lte meet lex?

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|
|

Miriam knew that Grace had not in- |

vited her out of affection, and that she
no nobler aim thana desire to

| mortify and humiliate her, and she de-

nT UR

) TORIC,

termined that the pain should not be all
on one side,

On her arrival at the castle, Miriam
‘iether attached herself to Mr. Lil-
yurne. She gave him her sympathy
with such witching tenderness, she con-
doled with him at) being about to lose
his second daugliter, and then she be-
ran to talk of dear Kate, who bad been
rer most tatimate frend.

“Lam quite sure that Kate is alive,”
she said, suddenly raising her yoiee so
that all the others in the small tea-room
could hear her.

Grace trowned. But Miriam paid no
heed to the frown as she continued:

“Yes. Lam quite sure she is ative, 1
drenned of her last night, and my
dreams always come true. We shall see
her soon, | have no doubt of it.”

“If you nave nothing more substan-
tial than a dream to found your asser-
tion upon, EP think it is apity you should
make it,” said Grace with cold severity,

*T don't see why: my dreams have a

. ee

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strange faculty for being fultiled. But, |

by the way. isn’t there some Syeiorous

chamber
was

passage or

in the old part of
the castle, or

it destroyed) when

| rnost of the place was rebuilt?”

She looked at Grace as she spoke, but
it was Mr. Lilburne who replied:

*] never heard of anvihing of the
kind, Silverton is singularly free from
We have nol even the dis-
tinction of possessing a fanaly ghost,”

* Phere is, or there was, some mivster-

| fous means ef getting in and out of the
H , Caustic,” said Miriag, shaking her pret-
floor in Lhe west turret, did you?” asked

ty head like a wise bird Iaying down

the law to its feathered driends, “I
found out something about atfrom an
old mantseript that papa has in his

library, | wish Phad brought it with
wey but Th somd for it, Did you never
hear of Lhe secret, Grraece?”

“No,” Was the cart reply,

Bat cirace Lithurnes ftece became
deadly whice, her head swam, ane it
was enky by the most supreme effort

) that she could heep herselt from = fart- |

| diag.

here interposed |
jem observed, the sruiliv woman
fouped to hea

without
CS-
she
Waly
ree

As soon as she could do so
OW] POO, llere
threw oVall restraint. and gave
to the terrible agony of fear and
morse that comsiumeed ber.
"The rev ob the turret

floor is

known,’? she muttered cdespairingly,
Psd that creative will discover where
ibis. Lseaw theihreatin her eves wten
she looked at ies

*IT well epen the floor tanight.” and
heres low Leola wiberuel als he
words Lissed botween her teeth, “Lwill

Yes, itaull came back to hls memory foawer a Mabie date the stitt and see
now, even to the dust anddart whiehbhe whit bes there. bo drave boon atpaid
had motived on her White satin dress, (hitherlojtut lyvould rathermeet Kale'’s
and to whieh be had called ber atten isrhul eyes and doo upeu her dead
Lion, face thamendure the grin of that moek- |

Atlength he started to his feet, ex. | i witel whom l Was aad enough to

Chali ing:
“Zoetus gotoSilverton Castle at once;

there is oe. a moment te be lost, Birat
patiamous wirl taay be starving ler sas
ter to cleathy ap iia k giich, of We nay

be Low late,”
Bul Mrs. Pairtield said calmly as she

ulso rose to hi rtvet

“We will goin good time, Mr. Avre,
butatd help you, vou dust help ame,
aod J have a matter here toat troubles
ne as mich as Kate Pathbsrne'’s: disape

pearance troubles you, Wil you eome

this way, tried tell mae whut itis best tor
me todo?’

And she was lending the way toe
door that opened anto another room

when Roland exelaimed

“Pwilldoanyeiing you require when
Kate is anee found, bat luau iro to
Bulverton Ciistle without delay

And he was Gurning Lowards thi oy
posite door, the one By witeh te tad
tered, Wien he was arrested by Mra
Pairtield’s calm sad vi em mbVil

"It is useless your
Castle without ae, and sou must give

oimg to siivert

mie VOur RUViee al thee ‘ .?
Thetis she ect tla V intial Parther
and he. afttera momentary bh

room,
fig? followed her

i Mdaving

tev bea

nidde this resolution, she

lbefore nightfall to proeure a
covered Lantern aod a lone cord, and ta
Re thoim antae toem lae Loot ef wrieb
| i | i ‘MY Soil A ¢
i i | broeme 4 enovingh, boeause
{ Ldintd Witein Lhe saline part of
thed aia taevveral tines during
i \ | rialered 1 necessary
bia " \ nial 4) =
tied & fladbiad li} ‘
‘ 4 ra
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' bict« Abi \ i ‘ en i | v |
{ , Ww { to be
ced, aid 1oger Loe servanl
‘ .\ dliered and 1
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land sivonger

“And bow do you know that he wor
bring Kate with Rim?’ asked) Miran
Hiindnian boldly,

(;taece looked ather for one moment
With w Scorntul seowl Caen turied away
Without deigaing to uteroue word of
repny.

She noticed, however, that her fathe
was enver and nervous, ond pleasuratl
exeited, and thathe looked yomge
than te lad done tor som:
months past.

“surely papa does not think of mar
rying that norrid carl’ Grace exXelain
ed os she Watehed herfatuer andl Mari-
ami talking togeiner in a contidenual
and aifeetionale nyanner.

“{ shouldn't tnink hed hive the
chance.” returned Victor, “sue’s an
uncommonly aiee girth”

“Ou ses. L knew you think there is
nobody like her’? sneered Grace,

| With the olaer g !|4
to her young hostess.

| time or ower, or Wiiless Uiey

bring jy {¥ahia Lobe tiem pon
tier taiiies Nop vow ints Keep your
lword mndgiiay hom but f ams sorry
for you dud—anue-su sony for my-
ig 99
1 pelt. ;

She slippedaway from him as ate
gnid this, and ran uostacrs, but on het
way to her own room to dtess, she
thonpght, asa specles of selhamortiticae
tion, she Would co into Graces room

uid try Lo be eivil

Many of the bridesina
ed round the @expecctont tt ide. and took
Areal interest in tae she was
going to Wear on this, the lust evening
when she would sitatthe head of her
father’s table as the mistress of his
household, and theyadmired overagain
the verv handsome trousseau with
Which she Was provided.

“Youdon't scanto have much jews
elry.” remorked Mriam Hindman, “tl

| wish Thad Known it before, for J would
have given you @ bracelet as a wedding
present instead of the silver-dishes
Browrht wath nr,

“Bat L suppose sour father will give
you cepa dlg by buahe she had a splendid
collection, E know.’

“Kate's jewels will go with her mon-
ey to her mother’s tamily, When there

ids had eluster-
bye

eltess

is proof that su uy dened: but it
i people talk sucn ny father as
Pyou dic this alter is HOt | kely

that anything reatonai.e Will Convince

phim. rs piled Gartce severciv.
| “Ldont know wiv you shomd eall it

staff, returned Miriam qiurelliy, “peo.

Pple don't disappear as your sister dil

} unless they go away to Peturn at some
are mur:
dered, Tnerefore witil it 1s proved that

| ‘
muy reasonably hope

; she is dead Wu
i she is alive,

“At anv rate, I didn’t invite her) Grace shrucged her shoulders. She
here,’ retorted the young man ate | would net discuss the matter. bat inti-
beg jmated that it was time they shenld be

“Well, no, you couldn't very well, as
itisimy father’s house,’ sie repited:

“but [wonder since you zdmire her so
Iruch you dont marry her.”

“Lam like your-father in that re-
svect: DT havervc the chauce,” he said
coldly.

Then he crossed the room end joined
the couple of Whom they had been talk-
ing.

Grace was very angry, but she did
nol follow hit, and soon atter this the
first gong sounded—na hint that it was
time to dress for dinner.

Mirterm Elindman, instead of going
upstairs ike the other girls, sauncered
into a little study she Know of, where
a bright fire burned in the polished
crete, and the lamp was turned low.

Despite her asstimption of cheorful-
nessand bigh spits, her heart was
sat and heavy.

Vietor Gayherd had been the one
loveot herlite, and though they bad
partedin pique and anger more than @
year aeooand just before her father
bad Tost the greater part of his fortune,
che had always expected her truant
yer to return to her,

Dut tots hope had died out now, for
he Wos pledved to become the husband
oF another before twenty-four hours
had passed,

Sue bad seated herself on a hass
bejore Lhe fire, her hands claspiag her
fond, and her elbews resting on her
neces, and she was thinking sorrow fual-
iyo! the man she still loved so well,

“He wail have a very miserable ite.’
she taused, “particularly so if Grace
does not get the large fortune she
Hedates; @hd he will, no doubt, often
Wish be had not taken me at my word
Whou bteld him to go and tind a rietes
Wite. Alpine! people think me brooht

and wildy, the men admire me. and the

ONS

arisenvy mead yet bam the most
thisertbie Woindnm oan this house tos
rigtitl-yes, qaute the most miseralls,”

fier meditations were bere mterrapl-
(by an arp being clasped ‘round bei
Waist, and by some member oft the ep
peste BEX Very energetically hiss

ilip

She looked up, struggled to her feet,
mat recoonizing her companion,
cacbumed pass onately:

‘Victor, how dare you insult me like
this?’

*TLonly kissed you under the imistte-
toe” he pleaded with miock Thumiliiv,
'

she
,

Oh MA wpa spray of the wiatle- berries

Uridor the mistletoe!” she exclaim-
dwittt inereasing anger, "ER wonder
votare pet ashamed ce look me in the
re. FE wonder you dare to come ino |

a room where ban atone”?

"Welbhitusa risky thing to do,” he

- ing

gin to dress, and her maid care for-
| ward to attend to hor while the girls ail
} went off to their own rooms,

| ‘They horried so mitch: Chat when they
entered the drawiirr-room they joand
ithe foo quite cinpty. :

Other poopie soon Lrooped in, how-
ever,anid very soon the Coulbourne
girls found theiiselves suficiently
well sousut after, despite their plain
attire.

were th bride-elect and her
bridesmaid. Miriam: Himtiman,
Grace was dressed in pale bine, ex-
quisitely trimmed with cream lace and
blush-rosos, wile her golden hair, her
gold ornaments, and her bright blug
eyes made her look bewitching in the
extreme.
But her beauty was quite eclipsed
Whe M rian appeared,
| ‘Lhe brunette wore rose-colored satin,
jhalf-covered with costly black lace
looped with [lies-ot-the-walley, while
ears and dinnonds were clasped round
Jher throat, and flies and diamonds
shonein her jelt-black hair,
| Independent of ornament, Miriam
;Wwas wordertully beautiful, but rien
colors and sparkling gems added great-
}iv toe her maturat charms, and she used
rlauchinely to say that she was thank-
tul she acd been born too Inte to be ex-
| peeled to wear white muslin gowns,
j Stortin the waist and tied round with
ja sash. witil the time when she should
| be mnarricd.

“It was almost enough to drive a girl
}to marry the trstinan who usked her,
jit only to obtain the privilege of wear
suk and satin,” she woulkl say
| laughingly, “Happily in our days we

jean wear What we like, without caring |

iforthe opinion of the male sex or ior
ithatof Mrs, Grundy,”
She secmed to care for the good opin-
jon of one member of the male sex
pevening, however, and ho for hers, and
though bis marriage with bis host's
‘daughter was fixed for the fellowing

jmorming, Victor scemed to be unable |

fto resist the attraction of Miriam’s
i black eves,

Garace Watched the couple jealously
}whenever she thoucht of therm: but
Jsomething more inipertamt Uren the
temporary detection of her lover tilled
| her hous % Phe Was planning how
jtoget away irom ber gueststnobserved
and tostay long enoarh ta be able to
bin Whatl bay at the bottom of the
}darix slit guto Which sle iad tarust
her sister:

“} shall have no opportunity after to-
nicht.’ she thought gioomily, “for toe
morrow To shatlhave po oople rae

vbout
the whole tine uatil Tyo tockurchvand

after that Pshall geaaway with Vietor.

aseeri

lroplied recklessly; “but Eo wanted to | “Yes, it must be to-night, When the

Desai te Vou. apd J mav not tavean- | Conurors engaced cone intothe hall to

| hier chia et play thew tricks H Wilh salp aw iy. I

fo Piaatistuphiy probable, What have | Shall be less amissed thon Gian ay any

l you to save tine.

1 ft want to know why jou came | She smiled as she came to this von-

here ite clusion, and turned lo answer a ques-

| loome beeruse Iwas invite?” was | tien which @ gemtlouiin at her side had

the bev hate pape US iat d.

"Yow laul some other 3 m4

. rsisl ‘4,
| had twoor {hree other reasons.’ | CHAVTER VI.

Peherenhiod with a short laueh, {WHAT QGHACI SAW AT Vit ROTTOM OF

Que oth mwasto tonke me feel | rhiae STARS
ow fool Pat meen to think of marry The talles had been cleared away,

lett Waite iced dolk while youure [the guests had returned to the grand

bie Old ball, and dauecing bad Deen geo
Oh dearnmo, Tim net soo vaing bee }on for nearly a couple ob hours, when
yOu ddan t kriow that Foam ft }the band consed play ma. dad a eompa

uc sine you so curious To dont pay of conjurors god jitalers. speeialis
1 tel rvou that ] eame | wil Chiiged ter Lhe ecce muh hie
home ot teeing Rate Lilourie toe | appearance,

il H Ailthe lights were Jowerod, and the
INiite’ Lilburne!’* repeatod ime | large party « He seated thems
uloins A you out of your | Ima halt cirele round Wie periormers

gunned? “Viere is na such person boyvin The host this evs 2 Wis inere that
Kate Jalon restless, be Was i ; L ex |
Well perina ie sit 1 and and as the minutes 1 the hours w
2 hi ' Ls wonk]/on hes dto find iba tot
\ rid t\ his eves ithe doa

Minas uv Ate Ouly ase k -G \\ t { 7 ae
‘ ' ‘| ond | ber aw

| il bi alt om l t te

Loads ligt 2 dias ver | CONE I
a) heved al 4\ = SI
| ( ( 1.8 } 1 Blie rose | i
‘ \ . y tl
ahct 1 bi.n mie ft
ai} ‘ : | |
"lt is & 1 ) iat Cealdale
i la \ lie I r 14
*> } .) . i 4 ‘ i

jing the

- A ol

Now she was more prudent,

She hastily buttoned on a dark ulster
that completely covercd her pale-biue
gown, und otherwise protected herself
avainst the cold, for she recollected
even now, with a shudder, how the
Wind, rushing up from tue dark aper-
ture, had scemed to strike her wiih its
iey breath and chill ber to the verv
bone.

There wasno snow on the ground
this year; it was a green Yule-tide, ana
old people talked of there being & full
churchyard, while others, more hopeful
and jess prone to take a cloomy view or
Matters, said there was frost in the air,
and before New Year's Day there would
be skating on the river and the lakes.

With her nerves strang by a nameless
fear to. the horrible task before ber,
Grace Lilburne went swiftly to the
chamber which, @ year ago this very
night, had been the scene of such a
erivel tragedy.

Jt was not until she had lighted the
lantern and fastened the door behind
her, and she felt herself quite alone,
with the consciousness that her vietim
was lying only so many teet below the
spot on which she stood, that her cour-
age wavered, and tor a few seconds she
felt that she could not look upon the
face of the dead.

Her courage soon returned and she
knelt down on the oor and pressed the
hidden spring with all her strength.
Slowly tue boards moved back, disclos-
larre square aperture, from
Wihenee the wind came rushing up with
adamp rmouldy smell thatmade her
feei sick as il sWept over her.

She waited a few seconds, and then

she took the lantern and earctully ex:

larmined the sides of tae dark mystevi-

ous-looking well, | :
Ter heart stood stillas she discovered

‘that not only were toe sidesofr theshatt

The riva's of the evening, however, |
chief |

this

formed of solid masonry which had been’

scarcely affoeted by the hand of time,
but that on one of tie four perpendicu-
lav walls irom clamps were fixed, form-
inva kind of ladder let into the stone
and clearly intended to be a means of
)useending and descending the shatt.

Taking tae lantern in her hand she
) examined the cord attached to it, to see
that it was securely Ged, then she slow-

ly Jowerod the lignut inte the darkness’

below.

Sie kept her eves fixed upon the iron
ladder, but every bur of it was intact,
pand so intent was sie on noticing this,
fthat Lhongi the lant rn bad been swav-
jed w good deal by the wind in its de-
iscent, she was suddenly startled by
| finding that it was resting upon some-
thing and seemodto
,furtaers And ste saw that what she
‘had believed to tea damp and almost
| bottommless well, was not in reality more
i than some twenty or thirty fect below

the false floor that covered it.

SUlbitisdecn enouzi for the fall to
have stunned Kete if it did not mstant-
Jly kit her; ant now, with burning aux-
lety and brealhiess terror, Grace leans
lover to look, as she hopes, upon the
corpse OF her sister,
Cin it be true? do her eves deceive

Rer¥ or is sho the yietimm éf soins enn-
‘ning delasion—some horrible nizht-
| mare?

The erushed nmtassof satin and lace

| pearts and FoWers that elo had so often”

jactured to herself as Iving here was
not lobe seem, and she might have be-
lieved that she had dreamed the events
Of the lust Caristmas Dav but for two
things whic the leht of the lantern on
being moved about revealed.

One was a pearl necklaces, the other a
lace handkerchief, both of which tad
belonged toler il-fauted sister. The
efeet of this discovery upew Grace Lil-
burne Was to paralvse her for the tune,

ste could wot act or thinks she simpl
sation the Moor tke a ereature stunned,
wid ib Was only tte sound of yvoiees in
Lhe corridor that ultitnately roused her,

Even now sic eould not move quickly,

bit she drew up the lantern slowly,
Prossed the spriag that made the floo:
slide back into its place, then she de-
Liberately divested herself of her ulster,
eXtingaisacd tue light, and walked out
bate tie corridor,
| Shedicd not observe Miriam Hind-
man and Vietor Gavherd standing only
a few paees from whenee she emerged,
for she was like a woman walking in
her sleep: and though stunned by the
sudden discovery she hidimiade, she had
hot a3 yet begun vo realise What it
meant for her.

There was a strange look in her eves
as she rejoined her father and their
guests, and Amy Goulburne asked if
she Was il, and somebody else suggest-
ed that she was about to Paint.

But she siniled ubsently and declared
she was quite well, aud she pave the
signal that the dance waste recom.
maenee, though she herself declhued to
take part init.

“Lama little tired and I will look
on,” she said to a gentleman who asked
her to dance watla him,

She satand watched them, absently
and vacantiv, and she saw the looks of
love that passed betwoon them,

Grace knew quile well that
would never have thonglit
hev if he lad not believed her to be her
fathersouly surviving child and sole

and now she wondered if Mur-
iar had persuaded him that Kate wag

Victor
ol marrying

heiress,

really alive, andaifl at the hast hour he
meant to desert ber tor his old love.

She knew bot what todo nor whieh
way toturm. When hermind became
more accustomed to the situation
ishe began te taink that she was trighte
ening herseil necessarily, for now
she remembered that the bottom of the
shaft inte which Kate had fallen seeme-
ed as th) whi bl Were ony + | ut Ora
Foo Or Cellar Witch Was probably a8
larve us th Chamber above,

If this were the ease, the injured girl
might have crawled away into soma
dark col . ard ) Perpaliecl untab
death bad meretully ended her sutfer
nies,

"| wish I had possessed the courage
and t f ! it tis Li
t . Ds ands | yial
‘ i F.and w re { | >
Ie a

Abere inayv i nai ret « bers
bene | f thecas 4
wi i I 1 h ¢

@arc I} ; ) |
Tiny 5 { |
. at Kite is tt ling me.”

bs able to go no°

mee eee

———

ee een oe eee ce _ emer ee _ ene cee T_T ae EC TIE LE TOE TIT TE a oe I Na

Seen A CT A TTT TTT TTI, ly mmr

————

eg ammo

eer 70 Se IITA EPO LS OT ANE OST Soe

A PARISTIAN MYSTERY.

An Affair Which Troubled the Par-
is Poiica.

—

The Singular Di appetrance, the Account:
jag for Which Mattes AL the Cri iin
Rperts in Drance—Seeking for

Sufficient Motives in Paris.

(Cor, Boston Journal.]

Parts, writes Edward King from Paris,
fa siill the city of mysteries—of weird
aud strange crimes—and the populace
Qearly loves a good old-fashi synod blood.

tinal ivetery. The concierses
dote on it. They sit in their loges after
picht aij, in this October senson, when the
ss falls early, and talk with bated

curdling cri

dark:
breath of the latest senaation in the spee-
ialty which they so much alfect. This

Pel. Now Pel is a scientitic,
viof clock-maker, a man
of invent s wihhoese piere-
fing eyes, flashing hind his speetacles ,
bave fright ted many aperson who looked

Rensation is
experiorentin ki

ms ayy rest! se,

into his face, say the concieres, One day
Pelcame to Jive at Montreuil, near Paris.
He bad a small house ly one servant,
named Marie Bochm Fle shut anal
up in alaberatory filled with strange in-
struments and noxious-looking fluids’ in

worked ail
nicht. aa if he had been seeking for the
phiios ypler’s slone. fo now and then
walked abroad, but the neighbors seemed
to shun bim as if by instinct. One day
the servant Mario Boehmer fell it, Bhe
constantly ecormpla urning pains

shelves, He

grecn jars on the

ined of |

in her stomach. Some good souls went
to attend ber, and spread in the sub-
urd the report tiat she could not recover.
On 9 certain evening they leit her, prome-

worning. When
were met by

has

eariyv
day they
Pel. She

“Gone away,

to return at
they came next
the philosopher
away,” he sail.
peated, in ast Hishment. “Why, woe feared

isini:

cone

re-

she world not ve throush the ni it

“Nevertheless, she has pone: sho asked
me to yo ior a en) which | aid '
arose, dressed berscif, aud secu iY in the
cab, I did not lear the direction she
gave to the driver; bu probally
sie has gone to a_ hospital.” This
singular statement satisfied the nel h-
bors for only twenty-four houra,
at the end of which tinee they
searched the hospitals. No Marie Boole
mer. Then thoy bean to gossip, and feor
gossip they proceeded to deauneintion
The result was that ¢t philosopher Pel
who was found calmly pursning bis ab-
struse studies, was arrested and we boll
tow Paris prison on suspicion of having
murdered and conesnled Mag Boehner

Now came one person who to

had been seen carryiny mysterious pack

aces away at night 40 throw into the
streama simes the gifl’s disappoarance.
Now carie another who bad found a pack
nage of bhursan hair in the well of M, Vel
Slo is & Prensoter, Revel i rithe
eouclerges addlert that he we "a ician
who had sold his soul to the deval,

Jn prison Pel behaved tike a trap phitoso-
pher, andthe police authorities s very
wach aiystiiied. hey i ome TT t
first in bis «ly ert vel te -
dicnic acrime, H | Lory Wa Nol
vith th awh that he was a

1 gt if ’
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Arnica as Medicine,

The tincture of arnica, so oxtens'\ ely
employed As an outward applicant to
Rores and bruiscs, is) prepared from
plints nearly reated to the com pon
Wild asters. There are niameren. «pe.
cies, mostly natives of Europe. wit), (we
or three of ork American cr sin
The one most valu is the Arnies mon.
tana, common throughout the» ter

part of Northern Europe and Asic, from
the sea level to the revion of petpetwal
snow on the mountains. Itis a peron-
nial, hairy plant, with large entire
posite leaves, the Jower ones obovate.
oblong, with fine nerves. The st
are brane hinge, each bearing a terminal
cluster of yellow flowers, Tt is 9 viru.
lent plant, possessing power/al narcotic
properties, Which are said by Lindley,
in hs “Medics ul Floera,’’ to be due ta
the presence of an acid substance hnown
as cytosine.

iy \«

The setive properties of arnien have
pre ably been greatly exagerat ), for
In Some parts of Europe, especially tn
Germany, it {4 supposed to cure fever
and ague, paley andl dyseatery. Some

of the German ply ans are enthusis
tic in its praise, vineat almost a
speciic im many diseases, althouch the
roof of TS Curative powers has not on-
iN heen ques boned, but contra licted.
It doubt] -<s poss Sees curative proner-
ties that have their intiuence under
proper conditions. In Kussia it isa
popular remedy for nmryetalopia, a dis-
f the eye, and is said to eure it in
afew days. In the north of Eurepe
andinthe United States tineture of ar-
niet is a popular remedy for wounds,

Colbsia

ease ©

bruises and sprains, a Kind of fami
medicine or “cure all’ for ord nary ne
cidents tothe fesh. Tt is a powerful
and somewhat polsononus preparation,

not te pinot Within
ildren or persons ign

and should
reach of ¢!
Ons proper

its var
Por sores on her spec alty
sore shoulders and brui-es on tue legs
d to advantage wilh sulphate of

:
ime pre p miaopn of}

{hea
rant of
tis

sesorenttte,e

it is usc

zine, in two drachms

of the lati aid ofie of the arnicatinet
Ure in ten Ounces OF water Piiis prep-
gration is believed to be more: cucous

than the armies gions, andevery farmer

downer of animals should kee piton
hand in cease of need, or hugota
similar nature. Araca tincture is also
given interpally, stimulant and

ts itis

diuretic, adrachm bene consideret a
dose for a horse er ox, and about ten
drops for 2 dog: but it is toostly used
Sor esternal applications, beng cooling
ands ne, It isan ent lotion
tor piyenge to the udders of cows
aiiveted with varget, as weal as for othet

dilmeuts alrendy nanmed
aA noted vete)

preat work on “'\Vetermary

bialay Dan,
mn his

plit’s,

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Medi

their Act tel ses,’ toat armies is
irritant and stimulant, and for evternal
use on horses with sere shoulders,

dilvises cilatioe
Weiter at the tiie
of tee tinctur.

bruises and wounds, he
the tincture with cold
OLADpiert

n,cpe ounce

in twenty of water when anolied toa
mw soe. ‘ere
‘Lhe peasants of the Pyrenees are said
to sinoke tue leaves A bs iftite (or
t eco: hen neal frenel mares
J yee Som of the North
Ala . jae > of arhica are very
s ’ t i ) " Tigme hlaa,
andthe A.mu Heade, or nated stemmed
suri ( mon from Pennsylvania
Sout. hand doubt possesses Sian
Liar yor ! tothe } rep anh Ss ‘
1 t , hy 1 | ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ hy ’ r
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silva oil ry tae nalive int. N.
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this purpe It ia UNKIVALLED inf Chora
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| THE MAIL

Pec RIT RAEGAIAR),

rized Sel. — mate, 4 *,| Sud the
to be the bot! . a» we , The grest ornrinef th Conservative party
ne | irr esis 2s | ONLY MACHINE of Uauala, i030 mriged Ax & NeWspaper Ui:
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FAMILY - arene ecla hewepare hoa Weeki Peletico th Gan
WNITTING | | RICRLD nd imiiis b the pews of Lae week, both beinve
44 PLAIN WORK ana foreiria, W BtOrs paye, ano revit inl
MACHINE * | Pyare, a fanmiuly pare, ete It te Hetir panded
} 5) Perfect! kg
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P , ria! . ’ a | | ' ral
A few of the hatecan be madeon | general faaialy aeWepa Hf Our spear
our Familiy Machine az Farid) Drawers, pelabbing torma bring t wi hin the veach of
Mitts, Elestery, Ghes Cape, Cult Cidtem—adl pall Adsliens,
Lleeoe Can ben | \ 1
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Our Rima ts ) PERFECTION. | es bal oe MA leo
Makes the Poaurt Pile! tohoope are! one one and | an ‘ss Bintan: Gara
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Pomc ifeak ten map i oo, Mae durable and per |
foci Chae Uatet } I
Oats uk thw @uly perfect seal | ETECIAL OFLEN
fashiones eh St avin ih - -_
wei | Toall subscribers to THE QUAPPELER
SIEN Wo THE
HOSIERY iid THE WORLD, PROGRESS who dostre it, we will @unish
With mane etitehen in: the ton eli the arkle a6
Kit ihe mal re Va ree : mm. Coton, Bik, he a WERKEY MAIL for one year tor 7
| wl “| P hing the price of both mpors on
1 pr ean | mil ff the eoue cezen pairs cents, want ; tae , yep _ y
\ rary h OPand 9800) SET forone vear Ait arrangement with
le df inte ; i ; ( bce io andl Testi tiie | iblishes ernabls ns todo thie Talo
n f int tha alvant ‘ { this ¢ at

Jona
CREELMAN BROS., |
GCUGRULWWh ONT,

V TBSTRI'S PRACTICAL

sea vton tone

“ rivers due ' oe WOOT CNH het

’ eatly « pee* the promuncimtion

a te! £ bh elethoou W le tia ‘ ( asce theanemuirg 4

ae a tr lo tie hot hiv of etaldieng

THE Seeeth yy Esshieitne Sea ta
; @ ol we we nde seoone Torte pistada

vi) “av * Oractical | bethon fy attempts to

bo ¥

TANTT RR WeTLY

} gop wletienat one ‘ a4 let
hectuatt *t eral
Welsters Pra colle anmentirely new werk %
t edtiorg and vores l Wet-etee a Ueber ed
LE meals An pie thant ett i auntedt ‘ t
eid Bidstsalicam ever belase Gere dur the price

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=D. TE MeMillan & Bro, will
Iwill pay cash for any quantity of

-Life is likes harness. There are
traces of care, lines of trouble, bits of

EDGLEY.
— The Eduley farin have redaccd

| good w j gooe Holst ok agg ip ee 1 i
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, eerie sci atthe tor ora WY MaMWof their men ty winter pss ted nee ee Y ROLLer Milis,

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

| Tates. } “Oh, dear’? said Mrs. E., with

pointing office; walk right in and th drank Gocbentan b wal toothache. ‘Why can’t people be born
—— | F pect the

sat » office
Executed at the office of pay your dollar.

QUAPPELLE STATION,

without teeth?” “lf you will reflect: &
offered 65 cents per bushel for Ris) pyoment my dear,’’ replie! Mr. B.,
wheat crop, delivered at Qu’ Ap} elle) “you will be convinced that such is the
¢ | fact.'-—-N. W. Zedegram,

rr RESOLD of Tenth A Ventie and Walsh Sere et, | station. [ot children know something of
| | the worth of money by earning it; over
'

F Within three hundred feet of the| —Mrs Wittingham, senior and

) : on ‘- s , {: ‘ 5 fs ! , .| pay them if vou will, bat Jet them ret

¢, ul Appelle Mrogress. post office, An ottice will be ereets d Junior, are preparing to spt nd thi a doe ot equivalents; if they yet

: _ | Ole At text spring and our business | Winter in Ontario. | distorted notions of values at the start
removed to it. | —Rev Mr, Williams, of Moose-, ey will never be righted. /alraage.

Rev, C. Williams, of Moosejaw, jaw, will preach the missionary ser= —The valuation of real and personal |
will preach a special missionary ser | por in the Methodist Church on the ches N pda York City has i creased

: bearly $62,000,000 dur.ng the past year, |

—TuHr Procnrss hag secured a!
corner lot on the north east corner.

The Highest

CASH PRICE!
PAID FOR
WHEAT

The Qu’Appelle Progress.

QU'APPELLE, NOV. 27, 1885.

ae ee. -

ren ees

HOME AND GOSSI)’. Mon in the Methodist Church neXt) 29th inst. A public meeting Will the tetal being $1,594,298,543. ° The
Sunday evening. On the follow INZ be held on the following evening, rate cf taxation this year will be about
Tuesday evening a platform Inbssion= | when addresses will be delivered by $2.26 per S100, the amount to be raised

met being $25,250,000,-N, Y Suwa
ary meeting will be held, to be ad-| Rey, Messrs Darwin, Williams and

—Thawiny.

— Bring in your wheat.

—T. Battery paraded yestentay wile, by ree Messrs Darwin,| Lawson. | ‘THE ALTAP :
' ‘ iliams and Lawson, rep . —_ ; ° i
—~ More advertisements this week, i, | ee Mei . ee ee | On the 1th inst » at the Leland house, At the Above Mills..
read then Messrs. D, 1H. MeWillan & Bro, INDIAN HEAD. LQu'Appelle, by the Ber, Ales. Hamilton,
: have placed a buyer hereto purchase ' THE | BAL, Thomas Davies, of Sntalata, and
—The farmers of the surrounding ; Wheat for their mill, which will —Grain is coming in very fast. ‘

‘

‘olena McLean, of the same place, | -
}
!

D.H. McMillan & Bro.

TI “+ al 7 +j] . “ts | On th: hth imst., at the Leland house,
—ihe municipal coune! meets OM! Qa’ spy elle, by the Rev, Alex. Hamilton,

vive Portree la Vrairie and | Tuesday next. 122, A., Willian McMullen, of Qa Appelle,
Being determined hand Annie Wa‘t, formerly of Grey County,

country will now find a good market

: ! shortly bein running order, They |
here for their produce,

will

— Mild still, though we have had Brandon prices,

a slight sprinkling of “the beanti-
ful” within the last few days.

—Miss Crawford of Salisbury
Man., arrived in town yesterday to
spend the winter with her. sister!
Mrs. T, Lawson.

tu yet all the wheat possible, fariners
may expect the highest prices. ;
Several large lots of No, 1 hard

—D. H. McMillan & Dro, have | Ontario,

|placed a buyer here to purchase | — —_—

ee ee eer THE MARKETS.
iS on, |

QU’ APPELLE

| of our readers to the advertisement |
of the Nor-Wost Farmer in another | -

have been purchased at 65 cents. — |
‘ po, One elleVallev s thing |

—~We would draw the attention | : The Qu’Apy elle Vall y Farming)
/Co. are now paying cash for wheat

of full weight in flour.

vss ; NNO: E) MAP cise denaasei vn we sows $
Their roill x

WHEAT,
(Reported by D. U, MeMillan & Bro.)

| E. WISMER

a ey UN a ea Te REO Oe 60

—We would direct the attention 1. roe ay . is now runniew day, and night, ane- 5 50.| While returning thanks for past patronage
ths! , column. The Nor-West Farmer a ee, eget | Mo. 1, frosted .. 0... s serene: + we |: weal aa -anbaatles ay etastin
of oureflicient Health Irispoctor, Mr. Nun ane Shut & pteminm eo Mngt ther set of men having been placed | i he SHOMUAES issu Serpe vans “4 13 | would direct attention to a large stuek of
Daniels, to some dead hous which which everybody should participate ,on. They have a s] ectal arnange- | NO. By fOORGE sacs precedes 30 Bo | Stoves and Tinware
‘é < abut.

ate lying near Mr Ald. Baker's w ; iment with the C, P. R. for miiling| . we aro aathorived to say that any auan- | ----
atali 5 Write to the oftice of the publishers imate intranet: awd for small tina he ne ras af rf 1 at ie My Stoves are from the best mannfac.
! W MTApe ss, for the preniaiuin lst or a : 1 f a“ t ] ‘i 1 tity CE good wihoat with Rud & marker Here: | tnvers, and were selected to mest the re-
—Mr Wm Henderson, Govern- call at this office where copies may | EPPeG Trem ee | quirements of the Northwest trade,

ment Inspector of Public Works,
and family have removed to Regina,
Tn losing Mr. Henderson, Qu’ A ppelle
loses a valuable cit zen,

~—AIL M, Masons in town and vie
cinity are requested to meet at the
Queen's hotel this (friday) evening,
at nine o'clock, to consider the advi-
sability of organizing a Lodge of the
order,

including Moose Jaw and Broadview. |
be taken. No farmer can afford to} —Wim. MeGough, referred to im)
be without the Nor’-West Farmer, ; Free Press despatches a few days |

—About one thousand feet of }*80 4 having been arrested at Tore]
lumber that was piled near one of | CMU» Was Seip fe 6 My SU

may be had and subseriptions will

STRAYED QUAPVLELLE STATION.

— a eS SS

IM the vicinity of Qu’Appelle Station |

an entire red liorse, white free. the 4 }
Whole four legs white, small white spot on | ¢ < iE

one side, branded J K. Ele was hobbled and
picketed, and had on halter and repe when
lost. Any person giving such information |

‘Stove and 1 in Depot..

itas simply contemptable. It seems,

the churches in town was recently
stolen. It is mean enough to steal |
from a private individual, but when |

it comes down to church property, |

er by Mr. A.Pugsley at Indian Head.
| He was discharged recently, and | es wil! lead to his recovery will be liberally |

at : ‘ Shee ©} rewarded. Enquire at Goldetine & Beau.
while en route to Winnips wv fell in] hataps Store, Qa'Appelle 3: ation
with O Shilson. When they separ-
ated the latter discovered that he | sie
was short 8250 through a cut pocket.

MUNICIPALITY OF

PAINTER.

HOUSE SIGN AND CARRIAGE
PAINTING, GHAINING,

Glazing, Paporhauging, Kalcomining,&<c

, ver the enilty r te likely |
—We are pleasad to Tearn that however the guilty party is likely | As MeG , ' ——
i i cone AS MeGough had no money, and . ) = |
Mr, Geo, Henderson who has been to be brought to justice, — Sutticient had not been paid for his suinmer’s SOUTH Ou APPELLEE | All work neatly and promptly executed.

attack of
Ty wovering

suflering from a severe
erysipelas, is rapidly

warrant
Ina new |

Clue has been obtained to
an arrest and convietion.

him.
Shilsou telegraphed to Brandon and

work, suspicion fastened on

NOTICE

COhre, Waish St. Qu’ \predie.

—The work of putting the ma-
chinery tnto the new flour mill is
progressing rapidly, and the con-
tuetor, Mr, Jaekson, says it will be
ready for milling wheat in about a
fortnight.

expose them property, and as a pen- |
eral thing they ran very little risk,
such is the honesty of the ploneer,
but occasionally a boing erected upen
two logs, bearing all) the outward |

resemblance of a man finds his way |

into a country, and almost immed. |

{rested on arrival of

those places. Asit was known toat|!* paid on or before Vee. 1st, 1855, will be

his home was at Datrie, aud that! placed ina Selicitor’s hands for Collection,
he might possibly go there, By Oider,

was sent to the chief of police, Tor. | A, C. PATTERSON,
onto, and McGough was promtly ar- | Clerk,

Word |

train at the! @'Appetle, Nov. 10, 1835

HW lachsmith,

'’ WELSH,

Gencral Blacksmith,
QU APPELLE,

. : ; ; mI stati M , ;jo1ning, | ———_-—____—_—__-— Re
—The attendance at our school is lttely that sense of security whieh | ; fod 5 mage eh aa eel ‘ Prom the very Jiberal patronage Se he
: : aie : . Z Hlerinations have been SswWerh aut} > pcerved Shace tiuart bustiess bere, fools

increasing, and the crowded state of hitherto existed, gives place to sus. | ‘ R iss l Co D V sonst ite return thauks for past custe
picion and distrust land a policeman from Regina willl USSE a 18, consti dined to retin thaubes for past custom,

the syhool room should suyeest the
propriety of making preparitions for
erecuug mort seasoma building at
Ieast three times the size of the pre-
sent one.

thus making the trap from ocean to
cecvan In six days

—Mr. Dank MeDonald, Inspector
of the Confederation Lite Association
Visited Mu’ Appelle this week, and
appointed Mr BLL. Osler, agent for
the companys Partios wall do well
lo pot a dite policy in this oll and
rehable company from Mr, Osler.

Colleetor Fallis has compile ted

It beeomes a |
pubne benediction when characters |
of that hind are captured and placed
In such circumstanees as will lead
thei to a higher sense of right, and

some houses im tp. 19, 1 16, report. |

cl in our first issue. Mr, Wan. !
MeMatlen alone followed the mis-

creants and) overtook them towards |
every camped forthe night, They |
had selected adried up slough amon |
|

some blatls as their CAD PREY ground,
and as Mr, MeMullen was riding
Mong, he heard the report of a gun;
finmly grasping his trusty earbine,
he boldly wont tuto the Gun), and

be sent to bring him back for trial, | Wholesale ond Retail Dealers in
On being searched at Toronto S189 | BEEF, PORK.
was found on his person, but he des! MULTON,

: SAUSAGE,
nies having stolen it and elaims that| ;

Presbytertan eause in Wolseley met} Terms Strict ly Cash
in the house of Mr, Angus Melvuay, | ec

for the puipose of showing their ap-|QU’APPELLE STATION.
preciation of the labors of the Rev, | BRANCH
A. Robson, and bidding him a cars|
dial farewell on the oceasion of his! ~

leaving for Fort Que Appelle. Atte: The Wer West Farmer
enjoying the rod things ol Mrs Me-}

Kay's tab e the company was eallod | Wants Manitoba

ae rial | lhe . ae 7
Lo order Ly oid me ll, vials i Ana tho Morta West
name of the frends presented ai, ‘ nat
ube lO YIELD A GREATER RETURN TO

FT. QU'APPELLEY

jana respectfully solicits » Continuance of
1 the same as weil ne pew business,

Particalar attention paid to HORSEK.-
SELOLENG, especialy where extra care is

} required, aa bit the case of lame feet,

: ‘ fie ; : | HAMS, BACON, ETC. } Guusmithing and other repairing requir-

\ carload of naval stor 1 enlarged views as to the moral end) the money is his own, : ing heatuess earedall y attended to,

4 % Oheldd 0) ri Slae CR Passed ’ aed. oe : | ie = \ * 7 pPeniereasere eh reera ree Sar tS ATE HELE IE

, 1 rins existence, on ‘er —m>-e-- -- | vy» ; ’ , « ey |
throu hh haere several days ava Cl m } i } f ( [? ; -» HH OS | -

“ weal: > F ‘ 4 , Ec Sa off ale i L¢ ¢ ( . f « [1 T
roue-to the Pacitie coast, lt left | We intdvertently omitted from We ILSELEY ; | ‘ ¢ Ys \ HANI o i a M ck WA N 5
Quebec on the 6th instant and our dast issue the result of the fol | : : a eeepless| | ALVAYDS O. ert), ‘ . i
reached Port’ Meody last) Sunday, lowing up of the Indians who raided). ~ A number of friends of th | (;eneral Blecksmith,

Carriero end Wagon Saop
QU APPELLE.

Horse Shoeing a Specialtly

Repairing Done to cither Wood or
tron Work,

“WORK DONE CHEAP FOR CASH

oat 5 ie Aretes hil: 1m epee "
ons round of the municipality, If Soom spotted some of the aissing Hobson with a purse of § 1 38 PrHE FARMER. ¢ arpenter,
; ) ? {i 1. Pessal) eu 1 ’ Lay rai ,
he ae quired lo call weak {hae tux ploperty, lle ores real them ta de Labne | | ression Was QIV' tl M, ever We are @oing ovr best to bri abont this
paver will have to pay mil sere. ane live ' up) the Various articles Hit Who Wert present, to the Ce Gllk 3n') pry st { aliFacrs, auc want the help of
’ \ ’ , ih Mroand M Robson are eld, | every intelligent man in theprairse pre
werhnve costa olanationte SO By are at iy which Jin and Mrs. Robson are held ; }
perhaps ¢ » Delinquents willde when apparently all had been res- J, B. ROBINSON

well to take the litnit, iis they will
tat be let ofl as they were last veur.

-Mr. Austin Enelish leaves this

tored Le still massed ane of his own
shirt On closer scutiuy, he v Lieed
one of the souaws clothed in

Gress

and tothe value attached to th
services whieh have been rendered,

al I Al ’ Ar,
j he NOP -VVES
and to the desire that much suecess ;

j Wanye ‘
i.’ ie are

t Farmer

Contractor, Builder,

tr } ' ’ s$h yet
: belonging to the wife af tof Jig UMAY attend the misstomuy s efforts
week for Cobourg, Out on a visit Bing 10 tae WHE OF OUR of his iu his new sphere of duty Is it ¢ anteros! » oh ET oh
t) his } veut ‘It \| 4 t ; neighb rs: hie ordered hen to take it \ pat , es sas Aha a arc yopeny :
" s, ~ i Celis i) te .
otf when his shirt appeare ) | @> a -@- : | filled each issue te running over with ’ Bae Pe | y
turnin March, Jame Luror re. \ : , ee oy sella \ Prabang factw anal prsetionl experiens (Ql APPELLEE.
: eremptory order to lian wae “ac,” ear it reget f '
ports tliat he 1s likely to dovote li : | ] / rn r ( ti) Tagan ove lt’s Garst » eo | | naetl : i
leh SANT { mw ( \ ft ns ' ; | t!
attention largely ote dmmiuration he peg with no There has been so much stealing done ; a tas farwmer detec! ° : : : ) '
Diattleds, and as a MIS@aptle li it} other coveriug than that provide 1 of late years by persons of undoubted . . 1 wee All Werk in Winy Line will Receive
m6 ‘ as iu « oe ‘ a s \ . . ! | { the igitay, WHC Rts PR
shidsaik kmail tila Gains Gacon bey raat are Mr. MeMulleu beat qa respectability, amd) high social stud. Inen's. departinowt presided over by @ Careful Attention.
Hb Bo I tay " ib hast ¥ rotye aulow th the recovered pro VO, that in order to eover up their \ 4 \ ; spay ick
‘Rnglish” baek wath him ie TY ; I'M" Otlences, vew woids, the meauing of le for wife o ave
t I ry he whole PROoC@cuiis: Wisk whiel it isa. leult to discover, wre in-
On Priday even last ie the act of u brave m an, as the camp Vented Shortage and shrinkage are ! |

Nicholas blood Davin, of the Revina

was composed of five Indians and

Vinee? HELP ALONG CUR GOOD WOWK

polite subst'tutes for thet

: Poy ‘wae educated Boston young lady entered a Te CewmAte mits SPany Srobeerintion
Leader, cd livered h sexecllent Lece four suuaws Phey were travelling public ball, she evclaimed “Oh, dear, SF. ReaSng te 5 OES BUST P NER. ’ ) ‘
ture on the British Louse of Com. iu the direction of Piapot’s a erve, What a dreadiul odor of carburetted ler 2 1 por ‘Tear Lor Root ss Shoes
| " . wr ( niy ‘ t
Diktiths fou very in Clue ATLAELieg cs ta) Whieh they ip} rently boelor n | hyd Opre
“ . , " ‘ i i ie ‘ Pv , ‘ - . j P
bath Prosbyterian Cuureh lhe and new which thes Slur? salad the janitor with a

were at the

prczled «

Linh te tea rlawe

S. Kh. COLLINS

hairy Was o ih} I bh lie Le My fie 7 " P ,
("tla ; I VY tthe |} \ i Lian f the re@acite «al thy jar ports * Phe smel! of earburetted hyadroges |
Phamilt Mn, and Jer aa hour and a she expla } I
=< <f ' ‘
half Mr. 1) his Vivid } Phits ne kind of gin, rum r Wiha I |
, : vied the jeuite “that's parse : oe
{ lranay wal | hae LI 14) thi \| ).] WMG ! ( | : } ‘
begin pipe is leaky, mam
st ' |
| Lye: a 1th iit 1 | { e ! | \ vre a great mao " ( if | rar 1a tu OF :
; ? . \
| pur b lie i \ Pris \ Maat " ipSlitations mit which the: \
Sl-s Ous end Sire ative f .
v trea rail Ta alt ! { \ | ' ' t
" wv FO bo ibiare | i . °
{ i ‘ il til LI i*t} \ eit ;
¥ ’ \ Les Fae sb °, | » oe e C SN bers, M ci
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is paatl

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